Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-04-14
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
The Tycoon tea is pure.
Plenty of rain this week.
The Tycoon tea is unequaled.
Do not forget the lecture sunday
evening.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
E. Brauch has purchased the stock of
the City Drug Store.
This section was visited by a fine
shower Sunday evening.
Oscar Snyder is enclosing his resi-
dence with new fence, the front be-
ing pickets.
If you haye land you wish to sell
leave description and price at the Her.
aid office.
Watch, Jewelry, Sewing machine,
and other fine repairing attended to at
the postofiice.
j. FL. Queal & Co. have just received
a fresh supply OF lime, cement, stucco,
hair, ETC., etc.
Any one wishing cultivators and
breaking plows will do well to call at
the Hay Shed.
Better go and hear VanYelsor; he
may give you a few pointers worthy of
yct,r attention
Go see the Hambletonion stallion
from Parker, at the Joe. Smith barn
every Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. VanVelsor earnestly requests all
high license advocates to come out to
the meeting Sunday evening.
John Okken was passing around the
cigars Monday, said the wind of Satur-
day blew girl into his domicile.
A postal card from Geo. Allen dated
at Poplar, Tulare Co., Gala, announces
his safe arrival in the sunny land"
The Ladies Mite society will meet
with Mrs. Judson Wednesday, April 20.
afternoon and evening. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend. !.
Fourteen years ago to-day Dakota
was enjoying7(?) a genuine blizzard,
and the men comprising Clusters cav
airy were being sheltered throughout
the city of \ ankton.
The Yankton real estate boomers are
good ones, and must be getting short
on lots to transfer; at least we notice
among the transfers one which it will
require the signature of the editor OF
this paper to legalize.
House cleaning will now be the order
of the day. and with it will come pa
pering, painting, etc., the necessary
requisites for which work can be found
in large assortment and bedrock
prices at the Pioneer Drug Store.
/ OF course none of the Herald readers
discovered Gus. Gilbert's advertisement
last week, Well, it was there all the
same, and Gus. will be found "on deck
at ali times, ready and anxious to at
/ W GllS w dAbo VI OAiSoC WAAo h41ONs
him-and those who should.
Pier s. Ferguson have few word.
/ to say this week in regard to the i'm
mense stock of goods which they have
| just received, and they don't propose
to be beaten on prices by any house do
/ ing business in Dakota. An examina
ton of their stock and prices is sure tt
result in purchase.
The south-bound freight train Sc
fire to the prairie southeast of tow
last Friday afternoon. and but fc
strenuous efforts on the part of tn
people the Northwestern compan,
4 would have had a snug little bill t.
i pay, The flames went across the prai
rie east of the depot at race-hors
speed.
u The latest exchange to reach tn
Herald office is The Dakota Bell, edite'
1 by Fred III. Carruth of Estclline Bel
fame. Sam Glover, who won an enyia
BILE reputation for the Sioux Fall
l LettutT HAS tllc UuoluCSo hLoAesSo SiAAS-t
of this enterprise, and if Fred and San
will push forward with the sam
energy that has characterized thei
enterprises in the past, the Bell vii
soon occupy position among the lead
ing newspapers of Dakota. Sand 7
Sioux Falls and get q sample copy 0
the Bell; subscription 2.Oc'a year.
The most painful cases of rheumatism
may be relieved by few application
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm: its con
tinuel use will cure any case. no matte
of how long standing. The record q
this pain relieving medicine is wonder
!. full. 1t is equally beneficial for lam
back, pain in side, shoulder lamenes'
and In all painful effectations requirin
an external remedy. A trial will cor
vince any person that the above statt
ment is correct. Chainberlain's Pal
BALM is sold by Em;el Brauch.